Add statistical comparison of seroincidence rates#470
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- Fixed unclosed curly brace in cli::cli_warn message in R/utils.R (line 64)
- Updated test-compare_seroincidence.R to use actual catchment values ("kgh", "aku") instead of ("c1", "c2")
- Added ignore_attr = TRUE to expect_equal calls for named vector comparisons
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Fixed in c3fc67f. The workflow errors were caused by:
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please address failing workflows and my inline comments
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Addressed in e2cb067:
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Addressed all inline comments in e2cb067:
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address issues identified by failing workflows
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All changed R files pass linting with no issues:
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still need to download missing snapshots; see logs
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@copilot use a different method to examine the logs https://github.com/UCD-SERG/serocalculator/actions/runs/21168245240/job/60878315097?pr=470 use the testthat helper function in interactive bash shell like i told you last session: https://testthat.r-lib.org/reference/snapshot_download_gh.html |
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Fixed in 82250d3. Updated the macOS snapshot to include the tab character in the output formatting that |
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Fixed in d21a657. Retrieved the job logs from the GitHub Actions API and identified that the Windows snapshot needed a tab character ( Warning Firewall rules blocked me from connecting to one or more addresses (expand for details)I tried to connect to the following addresses, but was blocked by firewall rules:
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Pull request overview
This PR implements statistical comparison of seroincidence rates by adding a new compare_seroincidence() function that performs two-sample z-tests. The implementation provides both pairwise comparison of individual estimates (returning htest format) and comprehensive comparison of all strata pairs in stratified analyses (returning a formatted table).
Changes:
- Added
compare_seroincidence()S3 generic with methods forseroincidenceandseroincidence.byobjects, implementing z-test statistics with proper SE calculation (√(SE₁² + SE₂²)) - Comprehensive unit tests with platform-specific snapshot testing to handle OS-specific numeric formatting differences
- Documentation with external example files and tutorial section in enteric fever vignette
- Refactored utility functions to snake_case naming convention and migrated to
cli::cli_*functions for error/warning messages
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| File | Description |
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| R/compare_seroincidence.R | Core implementation of z-test comparison function with S3 methods for single and stratified estimates |
| tests/testthat/test-compare_seroincidence.R | Comprehensive test suite covering both comparison modes, error handling, and coverage parameter validation |
| tests/testthat/_snaps/{linux,darwin,windows}/compare_seroincidence.md | Platform-specific snapshots handling numeric formatting differences across operating systems |
| tests/testthat/_snaps/compare_seroincidence.md | Platform-independent serialized snapshots for tibble output validation |
| inst/examples/exm-compare_seroincidence.R | Runnable examples demonstrating both single and stratified comparison use cases |
| man/compare_seroincidence.Rd | Auto-generated documentation from roxygen2 comments |
| vignettes/articles/enteric_fever_example.Rmd | Added tutorial section demonstrating practical usage with real datasets |
| pkgdown/_pkgdown.yml | Added new function to reference index under "Compare seroconversion incidence rates" section |
| R/utils.R | Refactored utility function names to snake_case and migrated to cli package for messaging |
| R/est_seroincidence.R | Updated to use renamed .error_check() function |
| R/est_seroincidence_by.R | Updated to use renamed .error_check() function |
| NAMESPACE | Added S3 method exports for compare_seroincidence |
| DESCRIPTION | Version incremented to 1.4.0.9003, added snapr dependency |
| NEWS.md | Documented new feature with comprehensive description |
| .lintr.R | Improved code formatting and added cleanup for temporary variable |
| .gitignore | Added *.knit.md pattern to ignore intermediate knit files |
| .github/copilot-instructions.md | Added note about running load_all() before linting |
Description
Implements two-sample z-tests for comparing seroincidence rates across groups (age, location, intervention arm, etc.).
Implementation:
compare_seroincidence()- S3 generic with methods for:seroincidenceobjects → returnshtestformat (single comparison)seroincidence.byobject → returns tibble of all pairwise comparisonsStatistical approach: Z-test with SE_diff = √(SE₁² + SE₂²), leveraging uncorrelated MLE estimates
Changes Made:
R/compare_seroincidence.R(248 lines)R/utils.R.paste_n,.append_names, etc.)stop()/message()withcli::cli_abort()/cli::cli_inform()print.htest()load_all()before lintingTesting:
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